Gála koncert a Magyar Operett Napja alkalmából - DIAMONDS OF OPERETTA / 3. скачать в хорошем качестве

Gála koncert a Magyar Operett Napja alkalmából - DIAMONDS OF OPERETTA / 3.

#gálakoncertamagyaroperettnapjaalkalmából #vácijeszenszkybalett #vác #csermelygyörgy The DIAMONDS OF OPERETTA is the new coproduction programme of MAV Symphony Orchestra and the Vaci Jeszenszky® Ballet. The Premier performance was introduced on the occasion of the Day of Hungarian Operetta. CAST: MARIKA OSZVALD, ZSUZSA KALOCSAI, BARBARA BODI, KAROLY PELLER, JANOS BENKO, VACI JESZENSZKY® BALLET The Artistic Award holder dance company of Budapest county. Choreography: GABRIELLA NEMZETES & KATALIN DARAB This dance company was established by Endre Jeszenszky choreographer and ballet master, in 1955. He is also the founder of the Jazz dance genre in Hungary. The headquarters of the education was in Budapest till 1997. The Master that year transferred the centre of education to the city of Vac and directed that until his death in 14. 05. 2008. From that date on the chiefdirector of the Vaci Jeszenszky® Ballet is Gyorgy Csermely moderndance teacher. He is the exclusive legal successor of Endre Jeszenszky. The artistic director is Gabriella Nemzetes ballet master. The Jeszenszky® Production was established in 1998 by Gyorgy Csermely as producer, who is the chiefdirector of Vaci Jeszenszky® Ballet and by János Ocsovai as artistic director, the soloist of the Hungarian Opera House and of the German Opera House Hannover and the member of the German Staatstheater Kassel. The Jeszensky® Ballet won the most prestigious award in the field of art of Budapest County which can be thanked to the high quality of their invested energy and work. Music: MAV SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (MAVSO) Conductor: LASZLO MAKLARY - the chiefmusicdirector of the Hungarian Operetta Theater Budapest Producer: GYORGY CSERMELY - the chiefdirector of Vaci Jeszenszky® Ballet MAV Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1945 by the Hungarian State Railways one of the greatest companies in Hungary. The orchestra is up to the present consisting of ninety professional musicians. MAVSO is presently ranking among the best of leading professional orchestras in Hungary. In recent decades it has developed a wide-ranging repertoire from Baroque compositions up to works by modern, contemporary composers. MAVSO organizes its own subscription concerts in the most respected concert halls of Hungary, the Liszt Music Academy, the Palace of Arts, National Museum and Festetics Palace. Besides the symphony concerts it regularly performs chamber music and youth concerts as well. During the years of active cultural activity the orchestra established close connections with famous conductors and soloists of Hungary and of foreign countries as well. In the past decades the concerts of MAVSO were conducted by János Ferencsik, Lamberto Gardelli, Kobayashi Ken-Ichiro, Franco Ferrara, Uri Mayer, Hans Swarowsky, Carlo Zecchi, Moshe Atzmon, Kurt Masur, Herbert Blomsted, James Levine, Irwin Hoffman, Gábor Takács-Nagy and Yuri Simonov, to name but a few. Several renowned soloists performed with the orchestra: Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo, José Carreras, Kiri Te Kanawa, Roberto Alagna, Lucia Aliberti, Lazar Berman, Jeanne-Marie Darré, Endre Gertler, Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi, Ruggiero Ricci, David Geringas, Jevgeni Bushkov, Ramzi Yassa, Dudu Fischer, Alexander Markov, Tamás Vásáry, Zoltán Kocsis, Dezső Ránki, Miklós Perényi, Jenő Jandó, Erika Miklósa and several others. The high quality of the orchestra has been often acknowledged during its tours in several foreign countries. Thus the orchestra performed in each country of Europe and also in Lebanon, Hong Kong, Japan and China. Besides guest-appearances, the orchestra participated at several European festivals in Lourdes, Vienna, Thessaloniki, Rome and Assisi. In connection with the last mentioned event the orchestra performed in 1988 a special concert for Pope John Paul II at his summer-residence in Castelgandolfo. MAVSO is the only one among the Hungarian orchestras which ever participated at the legendary Three Tenors Production. This gala concert was conducted by James Levine and performed in front of audience of 32000. in Tokyo in 1999. The orchestra performed on Pavarottis Farewell Concert Tour in Europe during the two years they gave ten concerts together with the bel canto tenor star. Made by: www.proconvideo.hu Az Operett házhoz jön